How to use SomeClass method of specs.MockitoSpecWithRuleClasses class

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...24 // Example of a mockable25 interface SomeInterface {26 String getInput();27 }28 static class SomeClass {29 private SomeInterface someInterface;30 public SomeClass(SomeInterface someInterface) {31 this.someInterface = someInterface;32 }33 public String getResult() {34 return someInterface.getInput();35 }36 }37 // maybe this would be an external class - put inline here for clarity38 public static class Mocks {39 @Mock40 private SomeInterface mockInterface;41 @InjectMocks42 private SomeClass objectUnderTest;43 @Rule44 public MockitoRule rule = MockitoJUnit.rule();45 }46 // test specs start here47 {48 describe("A suite which needs mockito", () -> {49 Supplier<Mocks> mocksMixin = junitMixin(Mocks.class);50 beforeEach(() -> {51 given(mocksMixin.get().mockInterface.getInput()).willReturn("Hello world");52 });53 it("can use the mocks", () -> {54 assertThat(mocksMixin.get().objectUnderTest.getResult(), is("Hello world"));55 });56 it("can use the mocks again", () -> {...

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1class SomeClassSpec extends Specification {2 def "some spec"() {3 def someClass = new SomeClass()4 def result = someClass.someMethod()5 }6}7class SomeClass {8 def someMethod() {9 }10}11The problem is that the SomeClass class is not found by the compiler. I have tried to add the imports but it didn't work. Is there a way to tell the compiler to look into the same directory as the spec?12I have tried to add the imports but it didn't work. What imports are you trying to add? I am using the groovy command line tool but I can't figure out how to use the -cp option to specify the location of the classes I want to use. I have tried to use it but it didn't work. I am trying to add the import like this: import SomeClass13I'm not sure what you mean by "it didn't work". The import statement will not make the class available to the compiler, it just tells the compiler that the class is in the same package. If you want the compiler to find the class, you need to tell it where to look for the class. You can do that with the

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